Is There a Clean Line Between Enriched Geothermal and Geotherm?

Fenton Hill found they could maintain a much higher production flow rate for periods of many hours during those high flow periods. And what this is effectively doing is because you're producing less during some periods and producing more during others, you're effectively shifting when you're producing that same energy. That's basically energy storage. You're not necessarily taking in power from the grid and storing it and discharging it later, but you are effectively taking power that you would have produced, storing it, and then discharges it later. Right. So one question about this though, is that my understanding of enhanced geothermal versus geothermal is that there's not really a clean line between them.